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View this email online In 2023 NPR climate reporters traveled around the globe to report on stories of the far-reaching impacts of ice melt. Ryan Kellman/NPR The NPR Network is committed to informing people about the important issues affecting their lives. One such issue is climate change. Not as a distant threat, but as a present-day reality. From devastating hurricanes to raging wildfires and beyond, reliable reporting on its causes, effects, and long-term impact is essential. It’s why earlier this year, for example, we devoted an entire week to the search for climate solutions, focusing on innovators across the country. We're dedicated to reporting these events and exploring the underlying science, policies, and human stories behind them. NPR's climate coverage even earned it the 2023 Kavli Science Journalism Gold award, among the most prestigious prizes in international science reporting. It’s also why we are reaching out to you, a key member of the NPR Network and community, to support our journalism in this vital area and beyond. Donate Now Your support will enable us to: Deploy reporters: To capture the full scope of events, our teams must be on the ground, providing live updates. Fight disinformation: Bolster our fact-checking ability to continue delivering insights about what the science says, free of spin or special interests Explore solutions: To distinguish reality from hype when it comes to ideas that could rein in climate change and could help people adapt to its effects.  Amplify the impact: Strengthen our ability to expand our reach and bring stories to millions so that they are better informed about the world. Hold those in power to account as we navigate the road ahead. Every contribution plays a crucial role in our mission. Whether $15, $150, or more, support from people like you is what keeps our in-depth reporting free for all. Thank you for being a part of the NPR Network and for believing in the power of public media. Please consider donating today. With gratitude, Neela Banerjee NPR's Chief Climate Editor Your Favorite Station Donate Now Select a different station This email was sent by: National Public Radio 1111 North Capitol Street NE Washington, DC, 20002, US   If you have any questions, please submit a help ticket here. Update Preferences  |  Privacy Policy